In the Service of the Company - Vol 1: Letters of Sir Edward Parry, Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural Company. December 1829 - June 1832, Volumen1ANU E Press, 2005 M11 1 - 453 páginas Sir Edward Parry’s correspondence and record keeping as Commissioner to the Australian Agricultural Company were voluminous. His letterbooks, reproduced as In the Service of the Company Vol. I and Vol. II, form part of his lengthy despatches to the Directors in England. The extensive archives of the Australian Agricultural Company, including the records of both the London and Australian head offices, have since 1955 been deposited with the Noel Butlin Archives Centre at The Australian National University. |
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&c &c Sir 1830 George Bunn A. A. Company acknowledge the receipt Alexander Macleay Alexander Nisbet alluded April assigned convicts Assigned Servants Australian Agricultural Company Bank of Australia beg leave beg to acquaint Booral Carrington Cattle Coal Colony Commissioner Committee Communication Company’s Accounts Company’s Estate Company’s Servants Convicts Sydney Sir Copy December Despatch Dr Nisbet Draft Excellency the Governor expence February Flour furnish George Bunn Esq Governors & Directors Henderson Henry Dangar herewith enclose Honor to enclose Hundred Hunter’s River inform instant J. E. Ebsworth January John Lambton Letter addressed Majesty’s Government March Memorandum Newcastle Sir payment Port Stephens 1st Port Stephens 6th Pounds present Principal Superintendent purpose received reference reply request Requisition for Stores respect Shillings shipped Sir Edward Parry South Wales Stroud Superintendent of Convicts Sydney Gazette Thomas McVitie Esq Ticket of Leave transmit ultimo Vouchers W. E. Parry Wetherman Wheat William Barton Wool
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